Legal and Practical Aspects of Capacity & Consent
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Knowledge of the law on consent is an essential tool for every practitioner working in in any health or social care setting. Respect for a client’s rights to make their own decision is an essential aspect of practice. Clients have the right to make their own decisions, even if they are unwise decisions, if they have sufficient decision making capacity to do so. Where ...
First Line Manager Training (2-Day)
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Day 1 Tuesday 28th January 2020 | Day 2 Tuesday 4th February 2020 (Team Leaders and Managers) Trainer: Elaine Russell This new first line manager training course is designed for those new to first line management and team leadership, or those without previous training in managing people at work. Part one provides a valuable introduction to people management, covering the role of the line manager ...
Effective Communication
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(Frontline staff) Trainer: Suzanne McStravick Communications skills are amongst the most essential skills to work in Health and Social Care. This unit develops knowledge of the importance of communication in Health and Social Care setting, and ways to overcome communication difficulties to meet individual needs and preferences in communication. This unit Knowledge based and a useful basis for further study at Level 2 and ...
Dementia Awareness and Learning Disability
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(Frontline Staff) Trainer: Louise Hughes This course will cover a range of aspects of dementia and also how it relates to adults with a learning disability. By the end of the course learners will: have developed an understanding of the implications of a diagnosis of dementia for people with a learning disability have increased confidence and empathy which will have a direct impact on ...
Putting Deprivation of Liberty (DoLs) Requirements into Practice (Level 3)
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This one day Department of Health approved Level 3 training is designed to give participants a full working knowledge of the provisions regarding DoLs in order to implement good practice in relation to people who may ...